The degree programme starts with the alternative compulsory module Foundations of Business Analytics. The Advanced Analytics group of compulsory modules aims at familiarising students with the methodological foundations of statistics, operations research and the perspective of business administration on data science. The Doing Data Science, Ethical and Legal Issues group of compulsory modules combines the compulsory modules that students of the master’s programmes in Data Science, Digital Humanities and Business Analytics have to complete and/or that are offered in a similar form in all three master’s programmes. Furthermore, students have to complete the Data Science Electives compulsory module, the Business Administration alternative group of compulsory modules and the Business Analytics Elective compulsory module. In addition, students have to complete a master’s thesis seminar, write a master's thesis and pass a master’s examination.
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Review the official Universität Wien programme page and confirm academic, language, and subject requirements for Business Analytics.
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📅 Deadline: non-EU: 3 August 2026
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